Hi ladies
Welcome to more newbies! The more the merrier 
DinoRawr so sorry to hear that you're spotting - it's so stressful. But bleeding/spotting can be nothing sinister and I really hope it's just one of those things for you. I've had a MC too, so understand the dread/worry a bit - don't worry about posting on here (though of course join the MC thread too if you want!). One of the amazing things about MN is that we will all have a huge range of experiences and can support each other through it all. That means from conception (some TTC for months/years, some get lucky first time) through pregnancy (some MC, some don't, some get hyperemesis, some don't ever get morning sickness) and birth (some go into labour early, some go overdue, some have straightforward deliveries, some don't) through parenthood (some babies/mums take to BFing like ducks to water, some don't, some babies sleep for hours at a time, some don't).
Tiny and Tanny keeping my fingers and toes crossed that you (and us all!) get good scan results and are all cuddling little babies come October time! I lurked on the other thread a bit but it's gotten kind of busy (and my MN time is limited!).
Cakebaker glad to hear that CB Digi has gone up to 2-3 weeks but stepping away from the tests is a great idea!
Officelady wow, that's amazing that you've had no time off for appointments in 5 years! Your employer is lucky to have such a dedicated employee! No idea what to suggest, maybe a plumber/electrician emergency?
Munday well done on stopping smoking! It is super hard - former smoker here. I still have the odd lapse (last time was probably right after I conceived!) as the lure of the tabs is strong. Nothing worse than getting grief off another former smoker so tell your DH to man up and be nice to you! Being pregnant is hard enough without also feeling judged!
Pickofthedocs I'm 5+2 as well. I've been getting some lower back aches, nothing bad, more like muscle ache. But otherwise spidey sense of smell is my main symptom.
Speaking of sense of smell, I nearly puked outside the house yesterday. I was shoveling the snow on the footpath and digging out the car (relaxing way to spend DD's naptime - NOT!). I was just digging through from the driveway to the road when my shovel hit a massive pile of dog sht! Boak! The stench of it had me retching and gagging! Letting your dog sht outside my house is not OK just because snow is going to cover it....
And in other snow news, the snow plough went past for the last time yesterday evening after I had dug out the car and drive. And pushed a load more snow across our drive. It was slushy last night and I meant to shovel (or get DH to) but he had a few drinks in Manhattan after work so by the time he was home (stinking like a freakin' brewery!) and the kids were in bed I was passed out on the couch. Last night's slush was frozen solid this morning. No way our honda civic would make it over it! And the whole place too icy to walk to preschool. So another day stuck in the house!
Luckily the kids liked sliding across the snow in the back garden. My 22 month old doesn't really like the snow - in fairness, she's usually up to her waist in it! - but she was loving walking across the frozen snow (they were both delighted to not be leaving any footprints!).
OK, sorry for the absolute novel. I had a rare bit of time on the laptop so thought I'd catch up on MN!